Modeling of dynamic systems

Author: Zhang Jinghui
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: This book systematically and concisely discusses the new developments in the theory, methods, and techniques of modeling dynamic systems, emphasizing computer-experiment assisted modeling and nonlinear modeling in complex structural dynamic systems. The book is divided into five chapters: Introduction; Model Relevance; Modification of Computational Models; Nonlinear System Modeling; Dynamic Models for Damage Assessment. The content introduced reflects the new achievements of the 1990s. With an engineering problem-based approach, it emphasizes the rigor of theory and the usability of methods, serving as a bridge connecting and integrating structural dynamics finite element analysis and experimental techniques. This book is a reference for scientists and engineers in fields such as aviation, aerospace, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, marine engineering, and energy for vibration analysis and vibration testing.